The authoritarian attitude of Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has been challenged by Robin Speed, the President of the Rule of Law Institute of Australia and Dr Stuart Ballantyne, CEO of the international Sea Transport Corp (Australia, China, Hong Kong, US).
On May 9, Joyce received a lemon meringue pie in the face at a business function in Perth, where he was the keynote speaker, from Tony Overheu (67), a retired farmer, aggrieved at the CEO’s high profile campaign in favour of redefining marriage (Joyce is homosexual).
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